Tizen Baseline SDK

Cannot run the Tizen emulator

To run the Tizen emulator in Windows 10 or higher, you must disable the Hyper-V feature.

The distributor certificate for Galaxy Watch cannot be updated

You cannot add another Galaxy Watch device unique identifier (DUID) to the existing distributor certificate file.

App installation error

Invalid certificate

There are two types of certificate profiles: one for Tizen platform devices and one for Samsung devices. When you build the application using the incorrect certificate for your target device, the following error occurs:

The certificate file must match the running device:

Device	Certificate
Tizen Emulator	Tizen Certificate Profile
Samsung Device	Samsung Certificate Profile

Version conflict between the application API and platform

This error occurs when the API version of the application is higher than the version of the platform to install. For example, when you try to install an application using 5.0 API version on the Tizen 4.0 platform device, the following error occurs:

# Visual Studio Output Window

Operation not allowed [-4] failed

# log message

Package's API version (5) is higher than platform version (4.0.0)
Error during processing
Failure occurs in step: CheckTizenVersion

To resolve this error, change the API version in the tizen-manifest.xml from 5 to 4, and reinstall the application.

'Permit to install applications' error

When you create a Samsung certificate for Samsung wearable devices, the device DUID is required.

For devices with DUIDs that start with 1.0#, get permission for app installation through the Tizen Studio Device Manager:

Tizen Studio Device Manager > Remote Device Manager > make connections with a device > Right-click Permit to install applications.

For more details, go here.

For devices with DUIDs that start with 2.0# (for example, Galaxy Watch), the following error message appears when you select Permit to install applications.

If no issues occur when installing an application, you can ignore this error.

Connection issue between a watch and Device Manager

Refer to Testing Your App on Galaxy Watch for information about developing your application and testing it on your watch.

Even if you follow every step correctly, you may face the following error:

 ERROR: failed to connect to remote target '192.168.0.X'

 You may get this message for following reasons:
  - This remote device is already connected by another one.
  - This remote device is running on a non-standard port.
  - There is no IP address, please check the physical connection.

Workaround

• Check if both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
• Reboot your PC and the watch, and connect to the network.